I continue to believe that over the next couple of decades the tech community is going to see something it never has before: lots of kick-ass retirement-age programmers.
I'm hoping that we see some great startups come out of it, but whatever happens, it's going to change a lot of things. Programming won't be seen as a college-kid thing, older folks will be able to create interactive tech experiences around their worldviews, and discussions around the impact of technology on society will have many more voices. This guy is just the vanguard of a big crowd to come.
I'm hoping that we see some great startups come out of it, but whatever happens, it's going to change a lot of things. Programming won't be seen as a college-kid thing, older folks will be able to create interactive tech experiences around their worldviews, and discussions around the impact of technology on society will have many more voices. This guy is just the vanguard of a big crowd to come.
Neat.